@Kyle Jones its a roller coaster of emotions from being nervous to excited and it does feel amazing!

Vs investing in say Index funds they go up and down like a roller coaster and you get no monthly dividend.  

Pricing on treasury's has somewhat "stabilized" for the moment after the roller coaster ride so maybe it will stay cheap for a while. 

I think the Annual Total Return is more of a roller coaster ride for cities like Phoenix and those in Florida vs. what you see in Austin with the consistent steady rise. 

I am a Milwaukee Wisconsinite and sometimes it feels like the West coasters lack appreciation (heh, heh) for the flyover states.

@Jay Hinrichs Like the roller coaster ride you have never been on before.

Cameron himself told us that it was their policy not to wire unless B-C docs are signed and money in escrow.Things to think about:After going through the experience of this transaction, it would have been helpful if Cameron and his staff had disclosed to us that their bank has a cutoff time of 2 PM (Eastern time that is – so that would be 11 AM for you West Coasters!)

We had vendors coming after hours, working until 9 PM to finish work (at no premium/extra charge), got the pest control crew out to clean up the ant situation 24 hours prior to our first guest arriving, had our cleaner obsessively coming by to sweep up dead ants, just an absolute sprint and roller coaster of emotions to the finish line.But those first booked felt so good! 

@Sharon Tseung As a fellow West Coaster, I've been investing out of state since 2012. 

So it’s been a roller coaster of emotions.